Journal of Aging, Humanities, and the Arts

Titel Veröffentlichungsdatum Sprache Zitate
Sea Change2008/12/17English
Life in the Long Lane—A Review Essay on The Longevity Revolution: The Benefits and Challenges of Living a Long Life, by Robert N. Butler2008/12/17English
Information About the Hannan Archives2008/12/17English
Excerpt from “To Love What Is”2008/12/17English
What Price Accommodation? An Exploration of One Woman's Struggle to Sustain Privilege While Receiving an Old Age Pension2008/12/17English
An Old Woman and her Case Worker: Accommodation and Resistance in the Face of Serious Illness2008/12/17English
Gratitude2008/12/17English
Identity and Empowerment: Resistance to Institutional Discourse in a Human Service Organization2008/12/17English
Relations of Power: Issues of Gender and Class in the Struggle for “Security” in Old Age, 1927–19332008/12/17English
The Development of Federal Old-Age Policy in the Era of the Great Depression: Pensions, Policies, and Politics, 1920–19402008/12/17English
No More Alzheimer's Poems2010/12/20English
Dying Calls for Mother: Factual or Fanciful?2010/12/20English
Feeding Mrs. Moskowitz and The Caregiver: Two Stories2010/12/20English
And What Is the Worth of a Man?2010/12/20English
The Spare Room2010/12/20English
Phantom Wedding2010/12/20English
Humanizing “Alzheimer's” at the Opera: The Balance between Reductionist and Person-Centered Themes inStrawberry Fields2010/12/20English
John Updike's Thought Experiment on Ageism2010/12/20English
Letter from the Co-Editors2010/12/20English
Introduction to the Special Section2010/12/20English
On Creativity, Illness, and Aging2010/12/20English
Psychiatrist on the Road—Encounters in Healing and Healthcare2010/12/20English
Fetching Stones2010/12/20English
Bag Lady2010/12/20English
Nothing Was the Same2010/12/20English
The Nursing Home as Village: Lessons from Ethnomusicology2010/12/20English
The Commissioned Mural2010/12/20English
Honoring Elders, Aging, Authority and Ojibwe Religion2010/12/20English
Dancing Vital Involvement: A Creative Old Age2010/12/20English
“Old-Age-Style” or “Sick-Style”? On the Artistic Development of Cognitively Healthy and Cognitively Impaired Artists with Advancing Age2010/12/20English